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Old 05-11-2008, 09:50 PM
horbone12 horbone12 is offline
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Hey guys just wondering which CIA works best with a 02 A4 1.8TQ. If anyone knows which has worked out best for them give me a shout. Thanks.
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Old 05-11-2008, 09:54 PM
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there arent many choices but definetly dont get fooled by Carbonio! there stuff looks good but its actually designed like crap and costs 400+ dollars.

i took one for the A4 team and found out the hard way. Your better off just riggin up your own intake and gettin a nice heat shield that can block all that turbo heat. theres lots of guys on here who have done this and it worked out great for them.
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Old 05-11-2008, 09:54 PM
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The dont gain anything but noise. If thats what you want, put some holes in the bottom of the airbox
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Old 05-11-2008, 10:06 PM
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Actaully Carbonio is still one of the best intakes out there, but yeah, sometimes it is really hard to fit.
CincyTT is right, you will get as much as 0 hp/tq. But u will get more turbo spool noise ))
You can just drop in a cone filter + heatshield.
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Old 05-12-2008, 01:15 AM
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Wow i cant believe you just said that carbonio is good. just cause it costs the most means nothing.they did a mega Shi*ty job engineering that thing and they cover it all up with that hunk of Sh*t CF cover.
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Old 05-12-2008, 02:38 AM
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I didnt say it is good because of how much it costs... I also seen a lot of topics about how bad Carbonio is, but also a lot of really good info about it ))
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Old 05-12-2008, 09:39 AM
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Wow i cant believe you just said that carbonio is good. just cause it costs the most means nothing.they did a mega Shi*ty job engineering that thing and they cover it all up with that hunk of Sh*t CF cover.

I have mine wrapped with extra reflective shielding from the firewall all the way through the TIP in to the turbo inlet. It provides a larger MAF opening as an option for when you have bigger turbo kits that require it. It shows very good IAT's in combination with the FMIC I have. I got it cheap. So, yes, I'd go on record saying Carbonio is good. Mine fit well, finish is great, and the design works. My only compaint would've been to include more reflective heat shield with it. But anyone who pays retail for any parts hasn't been around the forums long, especially at AZ... where stuff can be had cheap all the time for the B6; you just have to wait a little for the deal to come around.
Doesn't look too badly engineered to me:

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Old 05-13-2008, 03:54 PM
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agreed, i love mine. it fit great and i love the sound it gives. and like you said, fuck retail for some things... i got mine for 200$ shipped on zine and it was brand new!
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Wow i cant believe you just said that carbonio is good. just cause it costs the most means nothing.Â*they did a mega Shi*ty job engineering that thing and they cover it all up with that hunk of Sh*t CF cover.

I have mine wrapped with extra reflective shielding from the firewall all the way through the TIP in to the turbo inlet. It provides a larger MAF opening as an option for when you have bigger turbo kits that require it. It shows very good IAT's in combination with the FMIC I have. I got it cheap. So, yes, I'd go on record saying Carbonio is good. Mine fit well, finish is great, and the design works. My only compaint would've been to include more reflective heat shield with it. But anyone who pays retail for any parts hasn't been around the forums long, especially at AZ... where stuff can be had cheap all the time for the B6; you just have to wait a little for the deal to come around.
Doesn't look too badly engineered to me:

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Old 05-13-2008, 06:15 PM
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i have a 2005 1.8t and im tryinmg to install an AFE cold air intake but i cant find any tools to take off the MAF. can someone please help me
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